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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-12-17

-sn THE MpD, IL swEsT rlhllI; TIFF "a ABBEY
er,smali2 pntdown by the police means
somebody killed and ogeneraily q COED
many badly hunt Vet at, the last event.
full struggle tor Trafalgar square IN Lon,
don 80, 600. peoploiooked on while 2o,WO
piVtesSi0nists1 t0rceiq their way along
three crowded streets and "A wv bp0lice,
mounted and ON foot, hammered away at
their heads hndnOt one man WAS Killed Lied
lAmericansldo not unlerst and thai sort, 81
thing. III The british lm0b takes sit ntfst
and skull with the police.tu It IS Irare
that anything more deadly, than a, club is
used, In the United States, on the Con-
Tray, NO one looks for anything less
dangerous, than paying stones, and almost
always pistols, and knives come into ac-
ton. In THAT particular we certainly are
Tiot English Cyoti kn6woi b9anl! 9lS s9l1s|
oilOh tho previous Sunday, when the riot
.ers forced their, way into the noted West
minister. church and fi1led the aisles, or
climbed on the Platforms commenting
aloud on the sefnlo,,, ithel preacharIwent
on! with hisbIsfaw closing remarks ~ thlr.
lteepthly, , and the dw0rshipers reemnalneeydl
complacently IN their seats. =, '''" ,."''
70 dThey certainly have got the mob busi !
ness down fosa fine opointdn England
III 10, averaging q the dwholes number ssp!f
gagedo rather safer q on ia the whole
than, o crossing iowsrg Broadway = at
the, busy time sqofJoo day. viii IN rs! Ire
land ythe contrast is, scarcely less coHi
icali bpt there the suffering of eyicted
tenants gives il, tho air of q trag s;
On the occasion We illustrate the police
/. -. l.
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Medical Convention.

Io The fourteenth annual convention of the
North Central illinois Medical convention,
lgas held in sStreatOraonI Tuesday,b Nothing
but routine biIsinesss WAS transacted during
ithelsheft morning session, the real featdres
Of interest having been sc. forthe afternoon.
gu President zeising,S M ID, IF Peru open Cd
the afternoon session With his anndal, mes.
sage WHICH vas ihrastrsctiye and a. the same
time. oongratulrqry, Those in addition to
the Streator M. DIS present, were ,Drs. II,
liesing, Peru; WIN. O. Ensign, Rutland; b.
a.. Harding, Blackstone; l. H.. Resdsr, La.
con; j. SoWhitemire, Metamora; X: II. Rich,
Wenona; A. ii. Kinnear; ,W.,Ht Willis, Hen
ry;%L,G Thompson, Lacon; J. H. Braffet,
Paw Paw; w. G. Putney, Prairie Center; ID.
Blanchard, P. NJ. Evans, Minonk; y. A,
F,Ieeman, Millington; L. p. Cook, Mendoza;
f, C. ,yapdervoort, Tonica; 6. L. Wbitemire,
Subjects; Wal. Rabe, Dwight; F NJ. Pen,
dleton, iMagnoli& Joseph Stout, city; A. T.,
Goodwin, Rockford. James Maecoy, Ransom.
HrOf these gehtlemes, the majority are be
yond middle. life, ana presented a. fine
appearance, their years adding a greater
dignity to the proceedings 1he time of the
afternoon session was constimed in thedisl
c2ussiqR, Of various medical subjects, and 4
number nq1 .QfaRle papers were brought, before
tbs assembled NJ, D'sy ,,.,' ....,. nj
THE evening session brought lengthy
discussion of various medical topics of inter.
est. The officers elected for the ensuing
year are DR.. F. G.. Vandervoort, Tonica,
president; Dr.. J. F., Dicus, Streator, vice
president; DR.. W. O. Ensign, Rutland, Sec
rotary and treasurer. The following is the
board of censors for the coming year: Drs.
E, Blanchard j. S. Whitemire, L. G. Thomp-
son, E.. p. Cooke, and ]. B. Pelkner. " t.
AT the conclusion Of the proceedings, the
NJ. Ds. adjourned to a convenient restau--
rant where subjects not quite as dry as the
days proceedings we're discussed with
interest, o DR.. Smith, of Streator, acted as
toast.mastsr and a number of 4 amusing
speeches we're made over the steamipg III.
valves The next convention will be held ii
la Sale. Eli 81 c"1J ia" ~ 1t .9mli ,,a
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-12-17

The Law, and, Ordinance committee re- re-
fused to act in the matter Of recomPenasaltYin.g
will Isahy for, the gbrsskipga Of his leg IN
Gorsingcr's cslier way las. summeroiiauii. el
The appointment Of Charles Wing, to I'LL
the place Of viii Foster, the removed patrol
driver, was refused approval. o'3'soq % 2n
The Clegg Water Works syndicate's
scheme met with anything but favor in the
report of Messrs, Titus, Prichard and
Burk, appointed to examine the prospectus
Of the ordinance. They object to the Syn,
dioates having the myxxnetsd and exclusive
right Of way on all the streets, alleys, bridges
and public parks; to the indeanite length Of
time Of finishing the. work; and to the
$1,000 expenditure per year for the IRE Ire
plugs. Another thing objected 70 is the 1 un,
identification of CIeggs Associates, sdq
: The question of allow bridge on d La
Fayette street was referred tn the Public
Improvement committee, with Instructions
to confer with the canal commissioners and
offer $500 as the city share Of the ex-
\ 'J1Gp 9nOis dliG .AlAW9iii TCl bSiIA) IL .bTA2
pehYflon BID hlGoJ aiT .OOO.Gs jsoo Of ...q,
City Attorney Stead had. examined the
charters of the c., B. s O., and Rock Island
roads, and finds that the city can compel
them to establish and maintain train gates.
The plat Of Highland Park, (the old
Shreab farm) was presented and accepted.
Ottaws has another addition. % 99lj.mmo9
Supervisor Cullen, representing the town
auditors, asked that The city share half Of
the expsnss of The census now being taken,
and il was 50 moved and ordered, with an an
amendment that the same authorities now now
taking the census IS, { take, the LIST ward South
ottawa also.!ii~ sJGUoq 90 div nGdi 7ajj9d
la Nh We'll moved that til q Finance commit.
tee be allowed TO borrow 90, 500 to ply Nov.
bills, and issue tax warrants for the same.
w nIaa .m9is{s tau u besiA1 o5 ioG b!uo9
q"T, B. Langley ) appointment as tender Of
the new La Sale street bridge was con
nnlHHoiq3I stugm1igdG no 9st,jm.uo, ,dr
"a, The pay roll was then read and passed,
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Admitted to the bar.

Twenty two representative young men of
this and adjoining counties were passed into
the legal irmaenent before Judge Lacey and
Baker IN the Appellate Court ON "Wednesday,
They are:
Harry AinswOrth, Moline; 90 I't"V 10 tii'
/ Fred w. Beers, Joliet; llom yua lrisi o a
John 8. Cabeen, Aledo;l ,o,l bib .,.r,.l,,,.,
Elan L. Clarke, Chicago;
Joe A. Davis, Princeton, i'" ''li'umo
Geo NJ. Eckles, Princeton $50 1i i,1ulu sHj
VIM, II, Forrest, Kewanee; ID. J r.yi,,,ar.. .ey
Jas Y Calvin, Ottawa; 49,.
Frank W Cause, Chicago; .'' ''o '' .''''''''
Geo Hinekel, Jolict;.Iq s1sy"l ioL sn.
Richard g Knox, Chicago; s- az 9st,nu..
Mcclellan Kay, Watseka ., ....,r,. ..r. ..,.
Jas y Lyons, Bnsbnell ''- va"
julius Mattes0h, Sycamore; moo yi2iA7 hli
John Madden ) Mendoza; 9it ua As1aIg 9.oa
John Ii Mccoy. Decatur: l,,r, ,,t,ro, o,.
Howard c Pettett, ChilIicothe:,
Ernest Sanders, Chicago; "'"H1 "N" ''t""
9Geb II Shibluy, Chicago563 30 roiiom 10
Geo G, Van, Osdel, TonloDs,,l,r a7sw ytugo,
Jerome q Wills, Chicago; 49,. .,,...,.,.....,
Jas Whitaker, Chicago. ''"N ~ 'NV'''" co
1.-The examining committee were q, B Chap
man and Lorenzo leland, city, and NsJlA AL
uTlch OF aurpTarlR ,luid1uy gUoyz ftfy Ligy
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-12-17

In China, q curious affection is fire.
quently met in which myriads Of minute
worms are found in the blood These,
the Filari4 sanguinis hominis disappear
almost entirely during the day, but at q
or O'Clock in the evening they reappear
in countless numbers-as many as 100
being found in one drop of blood. What
becomes of them in the daytime is I'M
known. In the same way the malarial
organisms disappear during the well
period" or intermission, and whether
they die and are cast out OF the body, or
are hidden In the liver, spleen or other
internal organs, is as yet IN unsolved
question. The chances ore in favor oil
the former. Globe Democrat r,fI
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-12-17

Two physicians Of Norris Ill.,, told h. VI,
Huell that he was beyond the help Of nsdi,
cine or medical skill from seated lung disease
contracted in a cold rain. Was induced to
try DR.. Bigelow's Cough Cure, two BEETLES of
which completed cure. Over year has
elapsed and he is in excellent health. doing
hard work on his farm. DR.. Bigelow's Posi-
tive Cure is the only known consumption
cure. Sold by f. Y. Griggs, in fifty cent and
dollar bottles. Get the genuine Pleasant
for children. . F ..... r..
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-12-17
The holiday trade has set in in earnest

The holiday trade has set in in earnest
and mammas are fitting from store to
store in quest of pretty things for their
darlings, all day long. And at night when
the cleaning red eyes of the silver haired
coal oil lamps dispel the darkness and
make the stars appear dim and visionary,
the metropolitan air Of the place seems to
deepen, broaden, lengthen, until it pre-
vades the very sidewalks themselves, and
causes them to put on airs, and Jump up
and down. This jumping up and down Is
a good thing In its place, but when 1t be-
comes epidemic, as II did with a young
man of the town the other night 1t Is
dangerous. He was rea! tired, and the
walk actually jumped up and downed him
six times before he reached home. - d
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The State Board of Live Stock commits


sioners are in receipt Of the following report
from Dr.. James Bond Of streator,,.i III, re.
gardipg the health and condition p Of i've
stock in,, La Sale county for, the month Of
November, 1881; II Health Of cattle is good.
excepting some local trouble from indigss-
tion,i Condition cnearly an average, We
have had a long siege Of influenza among
the horses through out rthe county, but III
appears to be subsiding At present, and
horses considering this are in COED eondi- !
ton There has been Some wine plague,
and have treated with good results, Con.
d l Of OBJ hogs good Sheep are II good
health and condition, ,,I, t,,, al, =, .y..j, I!
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Probate Court,

Letters Of Administration and Testanaentdry.
Estate of Chas E Glover, Elizabeth Glover
appointed admriX in bond of $1,000. Est of
Peter Kreis, will admitted to probate and
Catherine Kreis appointed extrix. Est of
Maria Barber, will admitted to probate and
Michael Hanifen appointed admr.
Petitions.-Est Of Barbara Holman, John
Holman the admir- files petition to sell real
estate. Conservatorship of Thomas Hitehins,
order to sell real estate on petition of Thomas
Davis, constor Est Of Henry Bruner,J T
Murdoch, admr, petition TO sell personal
property granted.
Reports.-Report of accounts of J. c. Moore
and Carrie L Jadd as admrs of est Of William
Moore, approved. Final report Of accounts of
Sarah A Nottingham as admrix OF the estate
of John Nottingham, approved, and admrix
discharged, Est Of Anna N Klein, VIM,
Hopp, .admr, report Of accounts approved.
Est OF Joseph Wolzehbaek; John GoodtAcs
adrsss, report ofaespuntaspPsGMtDj Est Of
81 Of brs',s o. suIi ,'rsssd rs, ruIsY
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-12-17
LAAEnEsr or STR YIlrRED HUNT, !

sary.!odIn, Hyde park, where so many
"rietons,o demonstrations have been
made, reporters tell us that the shrnbbery,
statues, etc., are still intact. Imagine q
New York mob Of 10000 men in Hyde
park. r. We may safely say that the Brit
ish government has been in this world a
long time and has got some. things down
pretty fine. ... ...F init '....5. -
Among the cuts given with this article
is one of the arrest Of Sir Wilfred Blunt
the Irish patriot. f... .......... ..
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-12-17

,rBPoLIeBl BlyoUACK4p AT WoonFoEP, D.
of1rhe housou i'm which he laaged and
burned the proclamation 'fmbidtling, biz
r,leetine;l for this he WAS imprisoned, and
to COMPEL hiip'towea the prison abnb the
thu, iaiiaris, while tn WAS III bed, stoke bis
breeches This is rGrDiili ipii With ,S.Veni
reHuceJS It1js, heWevCR consistent with
1.-THE i,rtishH ehaIudtcr Yaud ntheeEYl OF
I goveImlGent.1l That otheoryRflnANU he.
,suinmed APP hiis :yNeNen refSRm, anything
'InGpeIy for ;tic, sake OF O reapAH,, Ihsler
lPoform until the abuse has heQVine an
bearabicyOnud . then NonlyHsR thrI oafi W
hi0(leratei euppositt9u; pGEer linhQFltc
until tbr odd system ii worR olitsGnerer
Use force when possible 10 ayQid ii,-ahd
never more force than is absolutely NODES
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-12-17
- I1III IUT III IIU LINI Ul.U I.lI t.IOU
There IS no DENYING the fact that DR., Jones

There's no denying the fact that Or. Jones'
Red Glover Tonic is the most successful blood
purifier ever put on the market. IT'S won
derful cures in all stomach, kidney and liver
troubles has brought out many limitations 1T
restores debilitated nerve tissues restoring
the force lost by sickness, mental work or
excessive use of liquor, opium and tobacco
/. Y9Griggs will supply the genuine at 80
cents o bottle, M 6,,arfc off 4sft ssy II
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PAY Toll
Iroy buG HALLS HOW 1ol II
'iJa S1D0 REWARD. $500. A


slThe readers of the FREE TRADER will
lie pleased to learn that there is at least one
dreaded disease that science, has been able
to cure in all Its stages, and that Is Catarrah.
Halls, Catarrh Cure Is the only positive
cure now known to the Medical fraternity.
Catarrh being constitutional diseaseu re:
quiresqa cohstitutionals ltreatmentjql HalFs
Catarrh Cureois taken internally acting di;
feCt1y apnn the blood and maGusb surfaces
of the systenls thereby destroying the Ct9ph
dalton of the disease and giving the patient patti
strength, by. building up the constitution
and assisting nature ID doing Its work The
proprietors have SO lmuch7 faith In its cura:
i've powers that they offer one hundred
dollars for any case it fails to cure. Send
for testimonials. Address, ytnuo0
.at,,lF. J. CHENEY, Il GO, Toledo, o.
gS- Sold by Druggists, y cts. nral- -
CATARRH, CERE. m.i NH, a..
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,.IO. .,NOI I.j 81 AAt ,1IJ7
BuCklihs Arnica Salve,

The best saIve in the world FOR cuts, bruises
sores, ulcers, salt rlieuHi, fever sores, letter
chapped hands , chilblains, cOrns. and all skin
eruptiopas, and positively cures piles,o or no pay
isfact,on. or money refunded Price IS cents
per box d For saleb v D.uLorriaux.l ygw rob
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TTL-- ~ mn Ut
The City Fathers.


Everybody was present at the council
meeting on Tuesday evening except Mr..
Corcoran, and asit was his first offense, he is
excusable- ."i.ly 9jndi1iaih 90 u"IGl ''''
VIZ i1iSr o. srC 9W .T9i0dltigR M Obj
y The first petition ON the, programme was
from James Milligan Jr, of, Highland Park
syndicate, to change the. name Of Blooming.
ton, road to First avenus.i 1T, WAS carried,
beeadse First avenue sounded more metro.
politan and an otheriold historic name has
gone to, smash The, ,pstition of Rev. Jas.
Ryan ct ~, y gravel and RAISE the grade 81
Washington strest. Ia between La Salls and
Columbus, was referred 70 the Public I'm.
prpyemept COMMITTEES with power to. act.
John tO'Brien's petition for compensation
for the loss Of horse at the jackson street
culvert, while in the service of the city, was
referred to Mr.. Stead for advice. WI.
Dwyer ct al petitioned to have the Gilbert
grain office, which takes up considerable
portion of the sidewalk on north La
Sale street, moved back. Referred to the
Building and Sidewalk committee, with
power to act. Mr.. Prichard's motion to
gravel Potter street was sat upon with a
sickening crunch. .i
The report of the City Clerk, for October,
showing balance of Ss9.s2; the City
Treasurer's report, for the same month,
showing balance on hand of manly S50O.
and the City Marshaps report showing fines
paid amounting to SOS, were read and ap.
proved. ..
The proposed ordinance for preventing
hawking of meat about the streets, has
acted like boomerang, for it was referred
back to the Law snd Ordinance committee
and The City Attorney, to prepare an ordi-
Thsnee providing for the lieeaaDsa Of oil meat
ssllsss AID pishsraa .i,sT, a oa- ,is I's dsu
u &c sson ;al ,s,ys-ooiiuioa,y 40 sH
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County Court.

- VI =.
Elmer H. Burgess, a resident of Eden, be.
came Insane about three months ago and man
Tested suicidal Tendencies Of an alarming
nature, He is % years, old, had amassed
some property, aud was well-known and re-
,spected. He was tried for insanity before
Judge Snyder on Saturday last, declared in,
sane, and will be sent to Kankakee vi ~" .'
y John Pedeltry, a, thirty year.old bachelor
from streator was adjudged insane on Mon
day. His insanity is of three years duration
Lars Hanger, a thirty six yesr-old from
Miller, was adjudged insane on last Wednes.
day The duration of the malady is three
months. "'.'.H .I Dos. '.I."' '.
William Johnson, a l6-year-old boy from
streator, was found to be insane on Thursday
last. The disorder first manifested itself Is
months ago, and he evinces suicidal intents.
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Godfrey Lphr, report Of accounts approved
Scattaing,li pohsesyAtorshipd Tilos Hitch
hns, Thomas Jspsvis jeonservatop' inventory
}. Gugaianshlp' 81 Hattie NJ Han, Daniel
Hazer appointed guardian IN bond n $500 nls
Estate OF John HiInnon, Floyd Clendennis
executor, inventory filed and approved. sban
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You ought to Zee thu new edition Of
Our Family Physicfan,, that we are gisiAet
thiaSssSAha pfsmiNm, ,oHaslk beap y. rsi1
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Most ~ u tn! hair aye pstd N tsarbel
chops y safd tottfduee blood poisoAingdi
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The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1887-01-08
A COuNTRY EnIr0R.

SWELL" says an exchange, she's
a queer sort ola fellow-one of those
jack OF all kinds of mon. He is a
man who reads newspapers, writes
on most any subject, sticks type.
folds papers, makes up mail, runs
errands, saws wood, works in the
garden, is blamed for a thousand
things he never thought OF, work
hard all day, helps people info office
who forget all about it afterward.
and frequently gets cheated ont Of
his earnings. He pnfl's aud does
more to build III, the town than amy
one else, and tho miser and fogy
are benefited, vet they will not
take his paper, but will borrow it,
read it aud cuSs the old fool of an
editor (behind his hack.) Goliy!
who wouldn't be country editor?
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1887-01-08
THE MERCHANT.

The merchant who rests supinely
at his ease, without an effort TO I'M.
prove the business of the community
in the midSt of which he lives, is
unworthy of the support of that com,
munity. One OF the most important
duties of a merchant in the promo.
ton OF this object is to afford a
liberal support to the local news
papers. 1t not only benefits the
community, but the merchant will
gain reliable addition TO his trade.
Patronage Of home enterprises is
another principle Of final and com
plete success.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1887-01-08
POsT-OFFICE NOTICE.

Another change has taken place in the arr
val and departure of our mails; the Texas 4
Pacific railroad carrying the mails Trains pass
st. Charles station as folows:
MAIL,
Mail Closes at 8 A. NJ, and $3.50 p. M
Going east. 900 A. NJ, Going west. 5:35 2. M
FostUtice opens at 8 An. and closes at NJ
JOSEPH w. CAREW, z. NJ.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1887-01-08
SATURDAY, JAN. s, 1857.

gys COMMUNICATIONS handed in later than
"Wednesday evening, will lay over until the
weak following.
10 All communications must be written on
pm side Of the pahcr.
A,s~Thn full naana md address of the wIi-
ter must accompany ench eoiumuticutinn, not
f1r qualifications, bnt as Il matter Of good faith,
- Communications Of n personal charac
Ter Will not be recognized unless from res
pansible parties. IN such cases Charge Of
" 5nnsaaare will be made.
Ut We cordiallYinviteoor Jurisprudence from
al Mtits OF this and neighboriDg parishes
ssg News and interesting local items res.
pectirllv solicited @
rSs OUR READERS CAN HELP US
greatly, II, when writing to o. buying goods
from our advertisers, they Will simply say
they saw THEN cardsin this paper.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1887-01-08
NEWS ITEMS.
To- Tie Herald, 8 months,$1.

To- Tie Herald, 6 months,$1.
The Sunday law is to be fought
In the cnnrts.
Elk Chief Zach Bachemin has beer
sent to the Louisiana Retreat.
Sugar house, store aud steamboat
holocausts, appear to be the order Of
the times.
The total amount of the River &
HarbOr Bill does no exceed ten
millions of dollars.
A five burner Sunlight Gas Ma
chine can be bought reasonable by
applying at this office.
II is estimated that there are 1876
$40 telephones in use in this country,
Nine years ago there were only $50
An unknown negro brutaily beat,
shot and robbed q deaf mute last
Sunday on the Magnolia plantation
Latourche parish.
Fifty colored men hold clerkships
in the departments at Washington
at salaries ranging from $1,000 to
$1,000 year.
During the past year 2G00 tramps
were arrested and compelled to
work out fines in the chain gang al
NofristoWn, N. J.
Throughout the State the cane
crop is fully fifty per cent. less than
the standard average.
Forfrstclass Photographic, crayon
work or painting,at reasonable rates
90 to John IL. Clarke, Artist. of No.
15l Canal street, New Orleans,
Hon. N. D. Wallace who has been
enjoying brief visit home dnline
the holidays, has returned to his
Congressional duties
We are in receipt and return thanks
TO the New Orleans Picaynne. for a
copy of its New Year Carriers Al
dress, and n beautiful calendar for
year 1887.
The report sent far and wide by
telegraph from the city of Mexico; |
that Judge Manning, the newly AZ.
pointed Minister to Mexico. had
become intoxicated at BANQUET
and remained in that condition for
several days, is a falsehood and has
been branded as such by several
men of prominence who reside in
The city of Mexico and in daily in.
tercOnrSe with the unfortunate
diplomat.
Tho last sad rites over all that was mortal I
OF Gen.John Logan were performed ON Dec
Slst at midday, in Washington, d. G.. in the
Senate chamber in the presence of LARGE
assemblage of distinguished citizens and rer-
resentatives of various military organizations
Alter the ceremonies at the capitol there was
funeral procession to the rock creek ceme-
terry, extending nearly if not fully two miles.
composed Of military and civic organizations
and long line Of carriages conveying The
honorary pallbearers, the members Of the
family, Senators, Representatives and govern
ment officials.
Ii is estimated that il Louisiana
was cultivated as thoroughly as
France, the swamp lands reclaimed
and marshes drained, her produc. {
lion would be 100000 bales of
iotton, 800, 900 hogSheads of sugar.
!, 100000 barrels Of molasseS, 900.
no bushels of corn and 100000
bushels of other grain, 100000
bushels of rice, 100000, 900 bushels
IT potatoes, 20,000,000 bushels Of
'cas and beans and 100000 gal
ons Of honey. FL
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1887-01-08
FOR SALE.

1000 Sweet Orange trees, and years old
Mariana Plum.
lie Conte, Kei!fer and Lawson Pears.
Japan Persimons.
Choicest and selected stock of Peaches
Ounces, Figs, Neeturiues, Ap1 cots, Apples
Mulber'ies, Pecaus, Wnlnuts, Grapes, Roses
Evergrecns, Strawberries aud Lucretia Dew.
berries. All Southern traits
Headquarters for the trees, Address:
j. IL. HE1lPEL,
Lucy ?. o., st. John baptist, La,